Biological Sciences

The BSc in Biological Sciences is a three-year undergraduate programme classified under the L-13 Biological Sciences category. Admission to the programme requires participation in a mandatory entrance test, which is non-selective.

To earn the degree, students must complete 180 ECTS credits, which include lectures, hands-on lab work with a strong experimental focus, numerical exercises, and microscopic or macroscopic observations. The programme aims to provide students with a solid foundation in basic biological sciences, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to pursue further studies in specific areas of Biology.

Graduates of the L-13 programme can progress to Master's degrees in Biology (LM-6) or Medical, Veterinary, and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (LM-9). Practical training is a key component of the curriculum, with classroom exercises, lab work, and external internships at companies, public institutions, or research laboratories, including opportunities for international placements.

This programme prepares students for both further academic study and direct entry into the workforce. Career opportunities include roles in bio-health, industrial, veterinary, food, and biotechnology sectors, within both public and private research and service organizations, where tasks typically involve analysis, control, and management of biological processes.